I've never been thinking i had to add a 'Questions' keyword by myself someday...

I am busy with making a video for how wild and pet rabbits live and what they do in their life. But i got idea where to start. It will be containing some funny parts and i even will make some art for the video (or at least i'll try). I already copied the ENTIRE Wikipedia page for myself to read but i want to know if you guys got some advice.

Oh and i'll make it Dutch, but i'll try to translate the result once it's done. Just for you guys.

MarioLucarioFan64 : Bunnies! Awesome~!! Is your project exclusively about bunnies, or will you be mentioning other animals as well? Also, you may want to look into using other sources (e.g. encyclopedias or books from a library) rather than just Wikipedia... ^^0;; (I don't know if you've learned about sources yet, but in general, Wikipedia isn't considered a reliable source for academic research.) Anyways, I'd love to see your video about bunnies! XD How many different types of bunnies will you be presenting in your video?

Look into how long they live,how they fare in the wild and as domesticated animals,their diets,how their domestic cousins differ from wild ones,myths about rabbits,etc.

For example,in the Chinese zodiac,the Emperor wanted to see what animal was the fastest in a race. The rabbit was forth in the race.

One of the most and average ideas is to create a chart that shows the different types of bunnies that exist in the world (or at least the ones you are most fond of). You could get some background pictures for grass areas that has different aspects such as mountains or landscapes and set some of the bunnies that live there on top following both of those pictures with a small description of that specific species and their own special features/habits.

Hi! I have a bunny for a 4-H project. I made a poster last year about caring for my bunny, an almost 1 year old Mini Rex. It showed lots of things like what she eats, where she lives and plays, toys she likes to play with, how to keep her cool in the summer. Most rabbits eat the same diet whether they are pets/show or wild. For example, mine loves dandelion greens/yellow flowers and chewing on certain types of wood like they do in the wild.  They also like hay/dried grass like prairie hay or timothy, some fruits like berries or apples, vegetables like celery, carrots or a little romaine lettuce. I feed her a little bit of all of these twice a day plus unlimited pellet food called Nutrena. Her favorite chew sticks are cottonwood, willow and pecan twigs. I hope some of that helps with your project.
There are a lot of sites out there with information. I will copy a few for you that we have saved for when we need help with something or just some information. There is a magazine called Rabbits USA, which the 2016 edition had a section on wild vs domestic life and diets. ARBA members get a magazine called Domestic Rabbits every couple of months with their paid membership. I don't think it's available to buy elsewhere though so that's probably not helpful sorry. 4-H has a curriculum series about rabbit project available through the 4-H Mall website. I only have book 1 right now since it's my first year but will order the next one soon. YouTube has a lot of cute videos on everything from just playing, teaching them tricks, wearing costumes, or caring for them.

I don't know if it's allowed to put direct links so I will tell you name of site and maybe you can Google it to find the homepages:
BinkyBunny , House Rabbit Society, The Rabbit House, Fuzzy-Rabbit, Bunny Proof, Pet Helpful Rabbits section.

Hope some of this helps and good luck on your project.